A ROAD TO TOMORROW

Documentary,

Belgium

2025

Runtime, min

An uplifting movie about courage and the quest for meaning, how does one make one's life worthwhile.. The film is a journey through eco-villages and other ways of alternative living, yurts, caves, camper-vans all over Europe. We meet a bunch of very colorful authentic people, philosophers, hard workers, artists, gardeners.. all of them, they idealistically try to live a life based on values of togetherness, ecology, freedom, to live a life rich of deep connection to yourself, others and nature. This film puts us at a campfire together with them and doing so, hopes to inspires everyone to look inside himself and ask: What is really important to me? And how can I live a good life?

Director:

Roberto Romeo Gasparini

Selections and Awards:

Caravan International FilmFestival July 20, 2025 world premiere Honorable Mention India

REVIEWS:

Each frame feels like a painting. Natural light, textures of wood, fabric, soil. Visually, the film breathes.

Jacob Carter

The fact that people seek meaning not in things but in community and nature , that’s a return to the roots. The film reminds us that to be human is to be part of the world, not its master.

Ella Guidetti

The shots of roads, coastlines, and mountain villages make you feel like you’re traveling with them in the van. The film smells of freedom and the sea.

Silvia Perez Rodriguez

After watching it, I just wanted to go outside, breathe, and hug someone. It’s about real things - closeness, trust, and quiet moments.

David Torres Fernandez

Interesting, but a bit idealized. Life in eco-communities isn’t just sunshine, bonfires, and music, it’s also conflicts and hardships. The film avoids some of those rough edges.

Nino Irvikyan